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Current classification system

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Triple-A

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Marcus Jensen with the Columbus Clippers in 2003
Team Years League
Newark Bears 1946–1949 International League
San Francisco Seals 1951 Pacific Coast League
Syracuse Chiefs 1953 International League
Kansas City Blues 1946–1954 American Association
Denver Bears 1955–1958 American Association
Richmond Virginians 1956–1964 International League
Toledo Mud Hens 1965–1966 International League
Syracuse Chiefs 1967–1977 International League
Tacoma Yankees 1978 Pacific Coast League
Columbus Clippers 1979–2006 International League
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees 2007–present International League

Double-A

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Team Years League
Beaumont Exporters 1946–1952 Texas League
Birmingham Barons 1953–1956 Southern Association
New Orleans Pelicans 1957–1958 Southern Association
Amarillo Gold Sox 1960–1962 Texas League
Augusta Yankees 1963 South Atlantic League
Columbus Confederate Yankees 1964–1966 Southern League
Binghamton Triplets 1967–1968 Eastern League
Manchester Yankees 1969–1971 Eastern League
West Haven Yankees 1972–1979 Eastern League
Nashville Sounds 1980–1984 Southern League
Albany-Colonie Yankees 1985–1994 Eastern League
Norwich Navigators 1995–2002 Eastern League
Trenton Thunder 2003–present Eastern League

Advanced-A

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Team Years League
Fort Lauderdale Yankees 1990–1992 Florida State League
Prince William Cannons 1990–1993 Carolina League
Tampa Yankees 1994–present Florida State League

Single-A

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Team Years League
Augusta Tigers 1946–1949 South Atlantic League
Binghamton Triplets 1946–1961 New York-Pennsylvania League
Denver Bears 1947 American Association
Muskegon Reds 1950–1951 Central League
Augusta Yankees 1962 South Atlantic League
Idaho Falls Yankees 1963 Pioneer League
Shelby Colonels 1963–1964 Western Carolinas League
Greensboro Yankees 1963–1967 South Atlantic League
Fort Lauderdale Yankees 1963–1989 Florida State League
Kinston Eagles 1968–1972 Carolina League
Greensboro Hornets 1980–1984 South Atlantic League
Prince William Cannons 1987–1989 Carolina League
Greensboro Bats 1990–2002 South Atlantic League
Battle Creek Yankees 2003–2004 Midwest League
Charleston RiverDogs 2005–present South Atlantic League

Short-season Single-A

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Team Years League
Oneonta Yankees 1967–1998 New York-Penn League
Staten Island Yankees 1999–present New York-Penn League

Rookie

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Team Years League
Johnson City Yankees 1964–1974 Appalachian League
Paintsville Yankees 1979–1982 Appalachian League
Gulf Coast League Yankees 1980–present Gulf Coast League
Dominican Summer Yankees 1 1989–present Dominican Summer League
Dominican Summer Yankees 2 2002–present Dominican Summer League

Defunct classification system

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through 1947

Class-AA

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Team Years League
Jersey City Skeeters 1930 International League
Newark Bears 1931–1945 International League
Oakland Oaks 1935–1937 Pacific Coast League
Kansas City Blues 1937–1945 American Association

Class-A

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Team Years League
Albany Senators 1931 Eastern League
Springfield Rifles 1932 Eastern League
Binghamton Triplets 1933–1945 New York-Pennsylvania League

Class-B

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Team Years League
Hazelton Mountaineers 1930 New York-Pennsylvania League
Scranton Miners 1931 New York-Pennsylvania League
Erie Sailors 1932 Central League
Binghamton Triplets 1932 New York-Pennsylvania League
Durham Bulls 1933 Piedmont League
Norfolk Tars 1934–1955 Piedmont League
Jackson Mississippians 1937 Southeastern League
Augusta Tigers 1937–1942 Sally League
Wenatchee Chiefs 1938-1940 Western International League
Quincy Gems 1946- Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League
Sunbury Yankees 1946 Interstate League
Victoria Athletics 1947- Western International League
Manchester Yankees 1948-1949 New England League

Class-C

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Team Years League
Cumberland Colts 1932 Middle Atlantic League
Wheeling Stogies 1933–1934 Middle Atlantic League
Joplin Miners 1935–1942, 1946–1953 Western Association
Akron Yankees 1935–1941 Middle Atlantic League
Smith Falls Beavers 1937 Canadian-American League
Amsterdam Rugmakers 1939–1942, 1946–1951 Canadian-American League
Idaho Falls Russets (1940–1941 Pioneer League
Butler Yankees 1946-1948 Middle Atlantic League
Twin Falls Cowboys 1946- Pioneer League
Bisbee Yanks 1947 Arizona-Texas League
Ventura Yankees 1947-1949 California League
Bisbee-Douglas Miners 1948- Arizona-Texas League
Longview Texans 1948- Lone Star League
Butler Yankees 1948- Middle Atlantic League
Grand Forks Chiefs 1948-1950 Northern League
Twin Falls Cowboys 1948-1951 Pioneer League

Class-D

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Team Years League
Chambersburg Young Yanks 1929–1930 Blue Ridge League
Cumberland Colts 1931 Middle Atlantic League
Washington Generals 1933 or 1934?-1935 Pennsylvania State Association
Bassett Furnituremakers 1936–1937 Bi-State League
Rogers Lions 1936–1937 Arkansas-Missouri League
Norfolk Elks 1937–1938 Nebraska State League
Snow Hill Billies 1937–1938 Coastal Plain League
El Paso Texans 1938-1939 Arizona-Texas League
Neosho Yankees 1938-1940 Arkansas-Missouri League
Butler Yankees 1938-1942 Pennsylvania State Association
Newport Canners 1939 Appalachian League
Norfolk Elks 1939 Western League
Easton Yankees 1939-1941, 1946- Eastern Shore League
Big Spring Barons 1939 West Texas-New Mexico League
Norfolk Yankees 1940-1941 Western League
Wellsville Yankees 1942- PONY League
Fond du Lac Panthers 1942, 1946- Wisconsin State League
Independence Yankees 1947- Kansas–Oklahoma–Missouri League
Stroudsburg Poconos 1947- North Atlantic League
LaGrange Troupers 1948- Georgia-Alabama League
Newark Yankees 1948- Ohio-Indiana League
McAlester Rockets 1948- Sooner State League
Blackstone Barristers 1948- Virginia League

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Tino Martinez Award

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The Tino Martinez Award is given annually to the most outstanding Division II college baseball player in the United States. It is named after Tino Martinez, who played college baseball at the University of Tampa for the Tampa Tarpons.

The watch list is announced in February. Semifinalists are announced in early May, with finalists announced in late May. The winner is announced in early June.


Year Winner University Position Ref
2010 Bryan Fogle Erskine College [1]
2011 Chase Larsson Cameron University Outfielder [2]
2012 Nathan Minnick Shepherd University First baseman [3]

Lefty Gomez Award

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Year Winner Organization
1962 Abe Chanin Collegate Baseball
1963 Robert L. Culp Western Michigan University
1964 Pop McKale University of Arizona
1965 John Kobs Michigan State University
1966 J. Kyle Anderson University of Chicago
1967 Eppy Barnes Colgate University
1968 Dutch Fehring Stanford University
1969 John Diesing College World Series
1970 L. C. Timm Iowa State University
1971 R. C. Williams Creighton University
1972 Lee Eilbracht ABCA
1973 Jack Kaiser St. John's University
1974 Les Miller ABCA
1975 Tom Petroff University of Northern Colorado
1976 Danny Litwhiler Michigan State University
1977 Lou Spry NCAA
1978 Dick Siebert University of Minnesota
1979 Jack Stallings Georgia Southern University
1980 Rod Dedeaux USC
1981 Les Murakami University of Hawaii
1982 Tom Chandler Texas A&M University
1983 Chuck Brayton Washington State University
1984 Robert Smith USBF/IBA
1985 Peter Ueberroth MLB Commissioner
1986 John Winkin University of Maine
1987 John Scolinos Cal Poly-Pomona
1988 Ron Polk Mississippi State University
1989 Ron Fraser University of Miami
1990 Glen Tuckett Brigham Young University
1991 Gordon Gillespie St. Francis University
1992 Lou Pavlovich, Sr. Collegiate Baseball
1993 Archie Allen Springfield University
1994 Sam Suplizio University of Colorado
1995 Harold Primrose [[Washington HS & Coe College
1996 Mark Marquess Stanford University
1997 Gene McArtor University of Missouri
1998 Elmer Kosub St. Mary's University
1999 Jerry Kindall University of Arizona
2000 Bob Bennett Fresno State University
2001 Bill Arce Claremont Mudd College
2002 Dave Keilitz ABCA
2003 Carroll Land ABCA
2004 John Herbold Cal State-Los Angeles
2005 John Cunningham University of San Diego
2006 Hank Burbridge Spring Arbor University
2007 Dennis Poppe NCAA
2008 Wally Kincaid Cerritos College
2009 Ed Cheff Lewis-Clark State College
2010 Charlie Greene Miami Dade
2011 Andy Baylock University of Connecticut
2012 Mark Johnson Texas A&M/Sam Houston State

Catcher's mask

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Vic Willis wearing a catcher's mask, circa 1900

The catcher's mask is a piece of baseball equipment. It is worn by the catcher to protect the head from injury.

History

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The first catcher's mask was used in 1875.[4] Fred Thayer, captain of the Harvard Crimson baseball team in 1876, 1877, and 1878 developed a mask.[5][6][7] It was used by James A. Tyng, the team's catcher.[8]

After getting hit in his mask by two consecutive foul-tip balls in a game, Charlie O'Brien developed an idea for a new catcher's mask while he was watching a hockey game. He worked with Van Velden Mask Inc., of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, to develop his idea. The new design, called the "All-Star MVP", was approved in 1996 by Major League Baseball.[9][10]

The Face mask or catcher's mask is a piece of equipment worn by catchers and umpires to protect their face from errant throws and foul balls. It consists of wires that prevent balls from hitting the face but allow the catcher full vision, and a circle of padding that absorbs shocks. The mask is worn over a helmet that protects the top of the head. Masks worn by umpires are similar in design.

While the mask afford good protection, it restricts vision and movement, which is why catchers (and umpires) are taught to discard it as soon as the ball is hit. Umpires will keep it in their hand, but catchers, who need their two hands, will throw it away to a spot where it will not interfere with the play. There have been cases of catchers failing to throw their mask sufficiently far and tripping on them, most famously Hank Gowdy who dropped a crucial foul pop-up, as a result in the 1924 World Series.

The mask is the first piece of plate equipment to have been developed: the first models date back to the 1870s, developed from a fencing mask, and replacing mouth protectors, adopted from bare-knuckles boxing, that were used prior to this. Fred Thayer developed the first mask for Jim Tyng, catcher of the Harvard University team, around 1877. Derided at first, the contraption caught on quickly and was in general use by the 1880s. It was then improved by adding padding, replacing the mesh used to cover the face by a few carbon-fiber tubes that allow for better vision. It is now being gradually supplanted by the actcher's helmet, inspired by those worn by hockey goaltenders, introduced by Charlie O'Brien in the 1990s.

Paul Hirschbiel

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Paul Hirschbiel
Personal details
Political partyDemocratic
ProfessionVenture capitalist

Paul Hirschbiel is a 2012 Democratic candidate seeking election to the U.S. House representing Virginia's 2nd congressional district. He ran unopposed in the Democratic primary on June 12, 2012.

Hirschbiel co-founded a venture capital firm known as Prudential Equity that went on to invest in Dell Computer. He became a member of Dell's board of directors in October 1987.[11] Later, he founded another venture capital firm, Eden Capital, focused on small businesses in Virginia.[12] He and his wife, Susan, have two children.[13]

Hirschbiel is running in the 2012 election for the U.S. House, representing Virginia's 2nd District. He won the nomination on the Democratic ticket. Hirschbiel ran unopposed in the Democratic primary and will face Republican incumbent Scott Rigell in the November general election.[14]

Mario Thomas

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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Thomas and the second or maternal family name is Zapiain.

Mario Thomas Zapiain (died August 21, 2009) was a Mexican sports announcer. He served as the first Spanish-language broadcaster for the San Diego Padres of Major League Baseball.

Thomas called games for the San Diego Padres in 1969 and from 1971 through 1997. He served as the Spanish play-by-play announcer on the CBS Hispanic Radio Network for the 1984 NLCS, bringing the Padres thrilling victory over the Cubs to millions of Spanish-speaking fans. Thomas was on the air for each of the Padres' first three postseason appearances, broadcasting in 1984 and 1996 and appearing as a special guest in 1998 after his 1997 retirement.

In addition to calling games for the Padres, Thomas broadcasted games in the winter for the Aguilas de Mexicali in the Mexican Pacific League for 16 years and called action from the Caribbean World Series in 1986

Thomas died on August 21, 2009 in Tijuana.[15]

Clint Frazier

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Hunter Harvey

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Barrett Barnes

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ABCA Hall of Fame

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Name Year Inducted Organization Arthur "Buck" Bailey 1966 Inductee Washington State University Everett "Eppy" Barnes 1966 Inductee Colgate University (NY) Jack Barry 1966 Inductee College of the Holy Cross (MA) Sam Barry 1966 Inductee University of Southern California Joe Bedenk 1966 Inductee Penn State University Max Bishop 1966 Inductee U.S. Naval Academy (MD) J. Orlean Christian 1966 Inductee University of Connecticut Jack Coffey 1966 Inductee Fordham University (NY) Jack Coombs 1966 Inductee Duke University (NC) Billy Disch 1966 Inductee University of Texas Clint Evans 1966 Inductee University of California-Berkeley Ray Fisher 1966 Inductee University of Michigan Toby Greene 1966 Inductee Oklahoma State University Bunn Hearn 1966 Inductee University of North Carolina Judson Hyames 1966 Inductee Western Michigan University John Kobs 1966 Inductee Michigan State University Fritz McKale 1966 Inductee University of Arizona Stanley Robinson 1966 Inductee Mississippi College Paul Eckley 1967 Inductee Amherst College (MA) Glenn "Abe" Martin 1967 Inductee Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Bill McCarthy 1967 Inductee New York University Frank McCormick 1967 Inductee University of Minnesota C.R. "Dudy" Noble 1967 Inductee Mississippi State University Ralph Coleman 1968 Inductee Oregon State University Bibb Falk 1968 Inductee University of Texas Charley Gelbert 1968 Inductee Lafayette College (PA) George Huff 1968 Inductee University of Illinois A.J. Lewandowski 1968 Inductee University of Nebraska Charles H. Maher 1968 Inductee Western Michigan University Henry "Hank" Swasey 1968 Inductee University of New Hampshire Otto Vogel 1968 Inductee University of Iowa J. Kyle Anderson 1969 Inductee University of Chicago (IL) L.C. "Pete" Butler 1969 Inductee Colorado State College Andy Coakley 1969 Inductee Columbia University (NY) James Freeman 1969 Inductee Ithaca College (NY) Clarence "Jake" Kline 1969 Inductee University of Notre Dame L.W. "Mon" Whitford 1969 Inductee Northern Iowa University Ethan Allen 1970 Inductee Yale University (CT) Rod Dedeaux 1970 Inductee University of Southern California Dan Jessee 1970 Inductee Trinity College (CT) Marty Karow 1970 Inductee Ohio State University W.B. Killinger 1970 Inductee West Chester State College (PA) Arthur "Dynie" Mansfield 1970 Inductee University of Wisconsin Henry Hodge 1971 Inductee Clarkson University (NY) G.F. "Red" Laird 1971 Inductee Virginia Polytechnic Institute Malcolm Pitt 1971 Inductee University of Richmond (VA) J.A. "Ike" Tomlinson 1971 Inductee Arkansas State University W.W. "Rusty" Yarnall 1971 Inductee Lowell Technical Institute (MA) Pete Beiden 1972 Inductee Fresno State University (CA) Frank Keaney 1972 Inductee University of Rhode Island Tom Kibler 1972 Inductee Washington College (MD) Don Kirsch 1972 Inductee University of Oregon Frank Sancet 1972 Inductee University of Arizona Archie Allen 1973 Inductee Springfield College (MA) William "Dutch" Fehring 1973 Inductee Stanford University (CA) Richard "Dick" Siebert 1973 Inductee University of Minnesota John "Hi" Simmons 1973 Inductee University of Missouri Norman Daniels 1974 Inductee Wesleyan University (CT) Joseph Justice 1974 Inductee Rollins College (FL) Arthur Reichle 1974 Inductee UCLA Leo "Scrapiron" Schrall 1974 Inductee Bradley University (IL) L.C. "Cap" Timm 1974 Inductee Iowa State University George Donges 1975 Inductee Ashland College (OH) Stephen Harrick 1975 Inductee West Virginia University Lovette Hill 1975 Inductee University of Houston (TX) John Scolinos 1975 Inductee California Poly University-Pomona Everett Dean 1976 Inductee Stanford University (CA) Earl Lorden 1976 Inductee University of Massachusetts Hamlet Peterson 1976 Inductee Luther College (IA) Lynn St. John 1976 Inductee Ohio State University Owen Carroll 1977 Inductee Seton Hall University (NJ) David Fuller 1977 Inductee University of Florida Paul Gregory 1977 Inductee Mississippi State University William McCabe 1977 Inductee Eastern Illinois University Tom Chandler 1978 Inductee Texas A&M University Ralph LaPointe 1978 Inductee University of Vermont Walter Rabb 1978 Inductee University of North Carolina Robert Wren 1978 Inductee Ohio University Lee Eilbracht 1979 Inductee University of Illinois Jack Kaiser 1979 Inductee St. John's University (NY) Glen Tuckett 1979 Inductee Brigham Young University (UT) John Winkin 1979 Inductee University of Maine Elmer Kosub 1980 Inductee St. Mary's University (TX) Danny Litwhiler 1980 Inductee Michigan State University Charles Medlar 1980 Inductee Penn State University Hal Smeltzly 1980 Inductee Florida Southern College Dave Brazell 1981 Inductee Grand Canyon University (AZ) Andy Cohen 1981 Inductee University of Texas-El Paso Henry "Hank" Majlinger 1981 Inductee Central Connecticut State Les Miller 1981 Inductee University of Illinois-Chicago Max Molock 1981 Inductee St. Mary's College (MN) Dr. William Arce 1982 Inductee Claremont-Mudd College (CA) Matt Bolger 1982 Inductee Rutgers University (NJ) Al Meyer 1982 Inductee Mayville State College (ND) Tom Swayze 1982 Inductee University of Mississippi Emory Bauer 1983 Inductee Valparaiso University (IN) Charles "Bobo" Brayton 1983 Inductee Washington State University Jack Butterfield 1983 Inductee University of Maine Erv Huether 1983 Inductee South Dakota State University Arthur "Bud" Metheny 1984 Inductee Old Dominion University James Phipps 1984 Inductee Niles West High School (IL) J.I. Clements 1985 Inductee Georgia Southern College John "Tinker" Connelly 1985 Inductee Northeastern University (MA) Martin Dittmer 1985 Inductee Ellsworth Junior College (IA) Harold "Pinky" Kraft 1985 Inductee University of North Dakota Paul Merkel 1985 Inductee Whitworth College (WA) Frank "Red" O'Hora 1985 Inductee Colgate University Pres Summerhays 1985 Inductee University of Utah Ron Fraser 1986 Inductee University of Miami (FL) Tom Petroff 1986 Inductee University of Northern Colorado Ted Thoren 1986 Inductee Cornell University (NY) George Wolfman 1986 Inductee University of California-Berkeley Martin "Pug" Marich 1987 Inductee Phoenix Community College (AZ) Al Ogletree 1987 Inductee Pan American University (TX) Harold "Pinky" Primrose 1987 Inductee Washington High School/Coe College (IA) Sal Taormina 1987 Inductee Santa Clara University (CA) Jim Whatley 1987 Inductee University of Georgia Skip Wilson 1987 Inductee Temple University (PA) Dave "Boo" Ferriss 1988 Inductee Delta State University (MS) Ron Klein 1988 Inductee New Trier High School (IL) Demie Mainieri 1988 Inductee Miami-Dade Community College North (FL) Johnny Reagan 1988 Inductee Murray State University (KY) Bill Rowe 1988 Inductee Southwest Missouri State University Jack Stallings 1988 Inductee Georgia Southern College Dick Bergquist 1989 Inductee University of Massachusetts Ken Dugan 1989 Inductee Lipscomb University (TN) Joe Hicks 1989 Inductee Long Beach Community College (CA) Robert Hiegert 1989 Inductee California State University-Northridge Ben Hines 1989 Inductee University of La Verne (CA) Charles Kaiser 1989 Inductee Oak Park/River Forest High School (IL) Dave Keilitz 1989 Inductee Central Michigan University Dick Birmingham 1990 Inductee Hillcrest High School (MO) Mike Briglia 1990 Inductee Glassboro State College (NJ) Dave Gorrie 1990 Inductee Pepperdine University-Santa Barbara (CA) Doug Minnis 1990 Inductee Missouri Western State College Ron Oestrike 1990 Inductee Eastern Michigan University Robert Wynn 1990 Inductee Manatee Community College (FL) John Cunningham 1991 Inductee University of San Diego (CA) Gordon Gillespie 1991 Inductee College of St. Francis (IL) Bob Hannah 1991 Inductee University of Delaware Jerry Kindall 1991 Inductee University of Arizona Ron Maestri 1991 Inductee University of New Orleans Kenneth Schreiber 1991 Inductee La Porte High School (IN) Duane Banks 1992 Inductee University of Iowa Bob Bennett 1992 Inductee Fresno State University (CA) Cliff Gustafson 1992 Inductee University of Texas Tom Noland 1992 Inductee Lincoln Park High School (MI) Russ Tiedemann 1992 Inductee University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Bud Daniel 1993 Inductee University of Wyoming Bill Griffin 1993 Inductee Howard College (TX) Dr. Gene McArtor 1993 Inductee University of Missouri Bill Olson 1993 Inductee North West High School (NE) Robert Smith 1993 Inductee Greenville College (IL) George Whitfield 1993 Inductee Mt. Olive College (NC) Don Edwards 1994 Inductee University of California-Riverside Al Endriss 1994 Inductee College of Marin (CA) Charlie Greene 1994 Inductee Miami-Dade Comm. College South (FL) Rich Hofman 1994 Inductee Westminster Christian High School (FL) John Noce 1994 Inductee College of San Mateo (CA) Eddie Pellagrini 1994 Inductee Boston College "Duffy" Bass 1995 Inductee Illinois State University Jim Dimick 1995 Inductee St. Olaf College (MN) Ron Polk 1995 Inductee Mississippi State University Don Schaly 1995 Inductee Marietta College (OH) Andy Baylock 1996 Inductee University of Connecticut Bob Brian 1996 Inductee South San Francisco High School (CA) Dave Chamberlain 1996 Inductee Monroe Community College (NY) Joe Ferebee 1996 Inductee Pfeiffer College (NC) Chal Port 1996 Inductee The Citadel (SC) Paul Amen 1997 Inductee U.S. Military Academy Ken Kezer 1997 Inductee New Britain High School (CT) Mark Marquess 1997 Inductee Stanford University (CA) Joe Russo 1997 Inductee St. John's University (NY) Bill Thurston 1997 Inductee Amherst College (MA) Bobby Winkles 1997 Inductee Arizona State University Dr. Jim Brock 1998 Inductee Arizona State University Pat Daugherty 1998 Inductee Indian Hills Community College (IA) John Herbold 1998 Inductee California State University-Los Angeles Dr. Carroll Land 1998 Inductee Point Loma Nazarene University (CA) Jim Peck 1998 Inductee Minnesota American Legion Chuck Anderson 1999 Inductee Florida Southern College Richard "Itch" Jones 1999 Inductee University of Illinois Guy Murray 1999 Inductee University of Nebraska-Kearny Bill Alhouse 2000 Inductee Stanford University (CA) Jack Allen 2000 Inductee Tarleton State University (TX) Dr. Jim Bowen 2000 Inductee California State University-Stanislaus John Fontana 2000 Inductee Southington High School (CT) Les Murakami 2000 Inductee University of Hawaii Dick Rockwell 2000 Inductee Le Moyne College (NY) Guy Anderson 2001 Inductee Cordova High School (CA) Mark Johnson 2001 Inductee Texas A&M University Sam Suplizio 2001 Inductee National Junior College Athletic Association Jim Dietz 2002 Inductee San Diego State University Gary Grob 2002 Inductee Winona State University (MN) Bill Holowaty 2002 Inductee Eastern Connecticut State University Harlow Parker 2002 Inductee Poly Prep Country Day School (NY) Jack Smitheran 2002 Inductee University of California-Riverside Skip Bertman 2003 Inductee Louisiana State University Bob Braddy 2003 Inductee Jackson State University (MS) Hank Burbridge 2003 Inductee Spring Arbor University (MI) Norm DeBriyn 2003 Inductee University of Arkansas Dr. Dick Naylor 2003 Inductee Hanover College John Schwartz 2003 Inductee Moore High School (OK) Bob Warn 2003 Inductee Indiana State University Jeff Albies 2004 Inductee William Paterson University (NJ) Billy Bock 2004 Inductee Pine Bluff High School (AR) Chuck Hartman 2004 Inductee Virginia Tech Tom O'Connell 2004 Inductee Princeton University Gary Pullins 2004 Inductee Brigham Young University Gary Adams 2005 Inductee UCLA Ed Flaherty 2005 Inductee University of Southern Maine Russ Frazier 2005 Inductee Louisburg College (NC) Sonny Pittaro 2005 Inductee Rider University (NJ) Enos Semore 2005 Inductee University of Oklahoma George Valesente 2005 Inductee Ithaca College (NY) Dean Bowyer 2006 Inductee Minnesota State University-Mankato Ed Cheff 2006 Inductee Lewis-Clark State College (ID) Phil Swimley 2006 Inductee University of California-Davis Tommy Thomas 2006 Inductee Valdosta State University (GA) Joe Cooper 2007 Inductee Marshall Public Schools (MI) Fred Decker 2007 Inductee Western Michigan University Wilbert Ellis 2007 Inductee Grambling State University (LA) Don Landolphi 2007 Inductee Brooklyn College (NY) Keith Madison 2007 Inductee University of Kentucky Mike Martin 2007 Inductee Florida State University Ron Nischwitz 2007 Inductee Wright State University (OH) Tom O'Connell 2007 Inductee Catholic Central High School (WI) Bernie Walter 2007 Inductee Arundel High School (MD) John Anderson 2008 Inductee University of Minnesota Irish O'Reilly 2008 Inductee Lewis University (IL) Warren Turner 2008 Inductee Missouri Southern State University David Altopp 2009 Inductee Lee University (TN) Jack Dunn 2009 Inductee Portland State University (OR) 1945 Founding Fathers 2009 Inductee Larry Geracioti 2009 Inductee Georgetown University (DC) Dusty Rhodes 2009 Inductee University of North Florida Bob Todd 2009 Inductee Ohio State University Jack Vallely 2009 Inductee Curry College (MA) Jerry Weinstein 2009 Inductee Sacramento City College (CA) Terry Ayers 2010 Inductee Fenton High School (IL) Mike Gillespie 2010 Inductee University of California-Irvine Bob Milano 2010 Inductee University of California-Berkeley Jim Stone 2010 Inductee University of Massachusetts-Lowell Jim Hall 2011 Inductee Lockport High School (IL) Marc Johnson 2011 Inductee Cherry Creek High School (CO) Mike Sheppard 2011 Inductee Seton Hall University Harry Tholen 2011 Inductee Santa Fe College (FL) Gary Ward 2011 Inductee Oklahoma State University Lou Yacinich 2011 Inductee Grand View University (IA) Don Brandon 2012 Inductee Anderson University (IN) Dennis Denning 2012 Inductee University of St. Thomas (MN) Elliot Johnson 2012 Inductee Southern Nazarene University (OK) Dick Vining 2012 Inductee C.W. Post/Long Island University (NY) Jim Walker 2012 Inductee College of Southern Idaho Russ Wright 2012 Inductee Fruitland High School (ID) Bill Aker 2013 Inductee Northern Kentucky University Dan Gallagher 2013 Inductee Fordham University (NY) Woody Hunt 2013 Inductee Cumberland University (TN) Ralph Rago 2013 Inductee University of California-Davis Joe Roberts 2013 Inductee Armstrong Atlantic State University (GA) Kent Shelley 2013 Inductee Johnson County Community College (KS) Pete Dunn 2014 Inductee Stetson University (FL) Tink Larson 2014 Inductee Waseca High School (MN) Jack Leggett 2014 Inductee Clemson University Paul Mainieri 2014 Inductee Louisiana State University Jim O'Brien 2014 Inductee Los Angeles Harbor College Augie Schmidt 2014 Inductee Carthage College (WI) Jimmie Wasem 2014 Inductee Northwest Missouri State University Denney Crabaugh 2015 Inductee Oklahoma City University Mark Fuller 2015 Inductee Cumberland High School (WI) Fred Hill 2015 Inductee Rutgers University (NJ) Ray Korn 2015 Inductee Elizabeth City High School (NJ) Mike Roberts 2015 Inductee University of North Carolina/Cotuit Kettleers Bob Babb 2016 Inductee Johns Hopkins University (MD) Augie Garrido 2016 Inductee University of Texas Sam Riggleman 2016 Inductee Spring Arbor University (MI) Ray Tanner 2016 Inductee University of South Carolina Tom Austin 2017 Inductee Methodist University (NC) Scott Berry 2017 Inductee Mayville State University (ND) Jerry Boatner 2017 Inductee West Lauderdale High School (MS) Barry Chasen 2017 Inductee Windsor High School (CT) Leroy Dreyer 2017 Inductee Blinn College (TX) Rick Jones 2017 Inductee Tulane University (LA) Wally Kincaid 2017 Inductee Cerritos College (CA) Bill Percy 2017 Inductee St. Mary's High School (CO) Steve Peterson 2017 Inductee Middle Tennessee State University Norm Schoenig 2017 Inductee Montclair State University (NJ) Ed Blankmeyer 2018 Inductee St. John's University (NY) Hill Denson 2018 Inductee University of Southern Mississippi Don Freeman 2018 Inductee Prairie High School (WA) Jim Gilligan 2018 Inductee Lamar University (TX) Tim Hill, Sr. 2018 Inductee State College of Florida Bobby Howard 2018 Inductee Columbus High School (GA) Andy Lopez 2018 Inductee University of Arizona Stan Luketich 2018 Inductee Desert Vista High School (AZ) Pat McMahon 2018 Inductee New York Yankees Frank Permuy 2018 Inductee Gaither High School (FL) John Schaly 2018 Inductee Ashland University (OH)

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